He's not wrong though. For example in VA it's legal but you can't buy it because of administrative stuff. In AZ they decided to rename it so it wasn't technically covered by the ballot measure to legalize it. That's just two that I'm aware of. So it's not what it looks like from the outside at all. And God help you if you try to get high in a national park or BLM land and get found by a federal police officer. (That's something like half the land west of the Mississippi River and it's not signposted.)